
Half-handed Cloud: Halos + Lassos
Sure, Ringhofer loves Jesus, but so does George Bush and do we hold that against him? Well, technically yes. But the point is, no matter which God you
Sure, Ringhofer loves Jesus, but so does George Bush and do we hold that against him? Well, technically yes. But the point is, no matter which God you
Think of You in Reverse as a great EP with some average bonus material
Club d’Elf, The ever-rotating cast that revolves around bassist Mike Rivard, will include keyboardist John Medeski this Wednesday when the band plays two shows in one night in New York City. To say every show is different with this band is quite the understatement since the players vary each night themselves. Joining Rivard and Medeski will be Brahim Fribgane (oud, perc & voice), Mat Maneri (elec viola), Mister Rourke (turntables), Dean Johnston (drums) & Oren Bloedow (guitar – midnight show ).
show details: wed june 14, 2006.
tonic, 107 norfolk st, ny, ny. 10002. 212-358-7501. www.tonicnyc.com.
2 shows : 10 pm & 12 am. $12 advance/$15 DOS.
Bob Dylan’s new album, Modern Times, is due out on August 29th. Times, which Dylan produced himself, mixes elements of 2001
With one album and EP under their belt Detroit natives the Dirty Americans, are back, independent and working on a new album produced by guitar god Kenny Olson and Shannon Boone, (a.k.a. The Scorpio Brothers).
Lead by frontman Myron, guitarist Jeff Piper, bassist Pete Bever and drummer Jeremiah Pilbeam, they live for the tour and all the madness that goes with it. Dirty Americans have appeared on some of the most prestigious music festivals around the world with some of the hottest bands including; The Donnington Festival with Metallica, Korn & Slipknot; the Festimad Festival with Jet and Ben Harper; the IGGY AND THE STOOGES REUNION; the Summer Sonic Festival with Green Day, Beatie Boys, the Go-Go’s, MC5 & Silvertide; the Rock Am Ring & Rock Im Park with Korn, Yellowcard, & the Black Eyed Peas; the Detroit Harley festival with Trapt, Clutch & Tantric; the Alice Cooper tour in the mid-west and so much more to list.
Scott Law toured and recorded as a guitarist with Melvin Seals (Jerry Garcia Band) and the well-traveled instrumental group, Hanuman before forming Scott Law Band, which released their first studio album in 2005. Scott is partners with Jilian and Bill Nershi (String Cheese Incident) in the group Honkytonk Homeslice and is a frequent sit-in with many other acts.
Los Angeles-based quintet Particle are gearing up to storm the U.S. with newly announced tour dates and the joint release of the Transformations Live DVD and double live CD Transformations Live: For The People due in stores from Shout! Factory/Sony on July 18.
The tour is highlighted by performances at Milwaukee’s Summerfest in July, Lollapalooza in Chicago and San Diego’s Street Scene in August and Seattle’s annual Bumbershoot in September. Particle will team up with the UK’s jam pioneers Ozric Tentacles in July for a handful of shows including a CD/DVD release party at The Fillmore in San Francisco on July 15. Particle also plans to reunite with Mickey Hart at this year’s Summerfest for a special set of music billed as Mickey Hart and Friends on July 5.
Photos by Andrew Francke of the Mountain Jam held at Hunter Mountain in NY on June 3rd and 4th, 2006. Artists included Gov’t Mule, My Morning Jacket, The Slip, Keller Williams, Michael Franti and more.
Click here for Andrew’s review of the festival
On June 20th, Rhino Records will release a Willie Nelson 3-CD boxed set, The Complete Atlantic Sessions.
This 3-CD boxed set is the first to spotlight Willie’s historic Atlantic output in its entirety. Disc one presents 1973’s David Briggs/Arif Mardin-produced debut Shotgun Willie, remastered and expanded with 12 bonus tracks. Disc two presents Willie’s first concept album, 1974’s Jerry Wexler-produced Phases And Stages, remastered and expanded with ten bonus tracks. Disc three presents the Wexler-produced in-concert classic Live At The Texas Opry House, expanded with five bonus tracks.
The legendary career of Texas-born music icon Willie Nelson has spanned six decades. He first rose to fame as a Nashville-based songwriter, penning many now-timeless standards, including “Crazy,” a smash hit for Patsy Cline. Feeling constrained by the Nashville establishment, Willie relocated to Austin, Texas, in the early 1970s, where the merging of rock and country audiences made a huge impression on him. He began fusing folk and roots-rock with a rebellious “outlaw” country flavor, inventing an authentic, stripped-down sound that remains vastly influential. At this pivotal point in his evolution, Willie signed to Atlantic Records, delivering two signature studio albums revered as all-time masterpieces: Shotgun Willie and Phases And Stages. This boxed set presents Live At The Texas Opry House, recorded during the same period, as a stand-alone disc for the first time ever.
Bonnaroo has once again sold out in advance, with 80,000 tickets sold entirely through the festival’s Web site. Set to take place this weekend, the three-day camping and music festival will once again be held on the same 700-plus-acre farm in Manchester, Tenn., 60 miles southeast of Nashville.
Along with headliners Radiohead, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and Phil Lesh and Friends, Bonnaroo will present well over 100 acts on its nine stages. In addition to its music lineup, non-music attractions like a cinema, a comedy tent and an onsite beer festival will be available 24 hours a day.
Source: billboard